Have you come across https://github.com/elixir-webrtc/ex_webrtc ?

Wasn't sure if they used Pion as a guide

I think a lot of the time React appears complex and hacky is because we tried to solve world hunger with one component. I've worked on plenty of React projects that were very easy to scale, modify and iterate because they focused so heavily on small independent stateless components.

The ruling class doesn't even have to actively communicate and conspire with one another (although they do). Their independent attempts to undermine and control government furthers the agenda of all private businesses.

We know that none of the goods you listed would be available to the masses unless there was profit to be gained from them. That's the point.

I have a hard time believing a large group being motivated and mutually benefiting towards progression of x thing would result in worse outcomes than a few doing so. We just have never had an economic system that could offer that, so you assume the greedy motivations of a few is the only path towards progress.

I absolutely can't imagine not using some kind of tool like this. Feels as vital as VCS to me now.

It's a product of functional programming, and for me I can't see how you would ever want to handle errors outside of the functional programming railway-oriented style. For me it's just superior.

Getting rid of a whole host of bugs due to the compiler is a big deal because you won't have to design this extra acceptance system or deal with keeping an entire organization disciplined by it. If you can solve this seamlessly I think that's an interesting product that others would be very interested in.